In some cases, chronic and post-surgical pain has more than one cause. So, Silverstreak treats it with a cohesive, multidisciplinary team rather than a single specialist working alone.
Our pain management specialists are highly qualified and bring years of specialized experience in diagnosing and treating complicated pain syndromes.
We integrate medications, interventional procedures, physiotherapy & rehabilitation, and psychological support for holistic, long-lasting pain relief.
In our clinic we have full fluoroscopy guided imaging, ultrasound machines and state-of-the-art procedure rooms.
Through our spine and orthopaedic surgery team, neurosurgery department, and critical care unit, complex cases receive expert interdisciplinary management under one roof.
From nerve blocks and epidural steroid injections to radiofrequency ablation and spinal cord stimulation, we bring you procedures that are benchmarked across the world, here in Gurgaon.
Medication management, interventional procedures, physiotherapy, and psychological support are combined into a single, coordinated plan.
Fluoroscopy and ultrasound guidance are used for all injections as well as nerve procedures. It supports accuracy and safety.
Direct coordination with the spine and orthopedic surgery team, the neurosurgery department, and the critical care unit for complex cases.
Nerve blocks, epidural steroid injections, radiofrequency ablation, and spinal cord stimulation are available on site.
Your journey begins with a consultation with a pain management specialist. It includes a detailed history, physical examination, and review of relevant investigations, such as imaging, nerve conduction studies, or blood tests. This way, you will get a precise diagnosis.
Every patient experiences pain in a different way. Your plan defines:
All procedures are performed under ultrasound or X-ray guidance to support safety and precision in procedure suites. A trained nursing team and structured post-procedure monitoring are behind this step.
Following any intervention, physiotherapy and rehabilitation specialists guide a structured recovery program, with follow-up consultations. Thus, they will track progress, adjust the plan, and provide self-management guidance.
The right procedure depends on the diagnosis and is determined during consultation. The table below is a general guide, not a substitute for clinical assessment.
Procedure | What It Treats | How It Works | Typical Duration of Relief |
|---|---|---|---|
Nerve Block | Localized nerve-related pain (e.g., sciatica, post-surgical pain) | Anaesthetic and/or anti-inflammatory medication is injected near a specific nerve under imaging guidance | Days to a few weeks; often used diagnostically or for short-term relief |
Epidural Steroid Injection | Radiating back or leg pain from disc or nerve-root irritation. | Steroids and anesthetics are injected into the epidural space around the spinal cord under fluoroscopic guidance. | Weeks to several months, based on the underlying cause. |
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) | Chronic facet-joint or nerve-mediated pain. It has responded to a diagnostic nerve block. | Heat generated by radiofrequency current disrupts pain-signal transmission along the targeted nerve. | Usually, six months to two years. |
Medication Management | Mild to moderate pain, or as an adjunct to interventional procedures | Individualized combinations of analgesics, neuropathic agents, or anti-inflammatories are reviewed and adjusted over time. | Ongoing, with periodic review. |
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Interventional pain management uses image-guided procedures. The procedures are: nerve blocks, epidural steroid injections, and radiofrequency ablation. They will target the specific source of pain, often alongside medication and physiotherapy.
Generally, relief from a diagnostic or therapeutic nerve block lasts from a few days to several weeks. Plus, the response may help guide whether a longer-acting procedure such as radiofrequency ablation is appropriate.
Radiofrequency ablation uses heat generated by a radiofrequency current. It disrupts pain-signal transmission along a specific nerve. Usually, this is considered after a patient responds well to a diagnostic nerve block.
Most interventional pain procedures at this clinic are performed on an outpatient basis. Your care team will advise if any recommended procedure requires a short inpatient stay.
Coverage varies depending on policy and procedure. You need to confirm your specific coverage with our patient care or insurance desk before treatment.
Recovery time depends on the specific procedure performed. Many patients resume light activity within a day or two. On the other hand, your physician will provide guidance specific to your treatment
The first visit includes a detailed history, physical examination, and a review of any prior imaging or test results. It will lead to an individualized diagnosis and treatment plan.
Yes. The clinic manages pain arising after cancer treatment or surgery as part of a coordinated plan. It involves the treating surgical or oncology team, where relevant.
You should seek emergency care immediately for sudden loss of bladder or bowel control, new leg weakness, fever with severe back pain, or pain following major trauma. These require urgent evaluation rather than a scheduled clinic visit.
